The Cuero Record (Cuero, Tex.), Vol. 38, No. 97, Ed. 1 Sunday, April 24, 1932 Page: 8 of 10
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THE CUERO RECORD. CUERO. TEXAS
Underwood Products Have
Interesting History Dating
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Today we depend upon canned was even better than tlipy coul V is actually touched b harjns
products for so many of the deli- niake in their own kitchens. The; Every other step in the nn’-.ins o:
cacies of our table that it is hard found also that the longer th= Underwood Deviled Ham i; earned*
to realize how. not so very long1 ca'- was kept the better the Dev- cn by sanitary- machinery., vatcfied
ago; housewives distrusted all foods ‘led Ham tasted, as the spie s ?nd regulated by consctent
. that were “put up"
will know what this method Ji
cooking means to meat^ail the
(iclica, sojpor and arom
careful# ill and not boilfri
steam.
After his cooking, th*-
carefully cut away from
And it is interesting ti it
this is, the only process w i
Exhibits in ’'Honor Sl)aving“
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y v "Sealed foods,” they were called
back In 1
ous wo-
blended more thoroughly with the men Front t.he ek-amink mat a!
moat. So you see that Underwood :°P!x‘d cutting tables the (ham is
Deviled Ham had its origin in a taken o a lary* mincing n-acnir.
heme kitchen: the kitchen of the l*iat reduces it to tiny shi:
Underwoods in Boston. That is ;l* P°mt is added the
why cn every Underwood can. you
Underwood Deviled
eds .unci
famous
Dressing, as
1821. when a Boston, man.
Wiliam Underwood by name in-
augurated the custom of putting
up perishable food in glass jars for
sale. At that time the only mar-
kets available were countries over-
sea* where fresh provisions were
scarce.
During the Civil* War. Mr. Un- bedy was so excited about pack- Svery mor^ei of the meat ijnav ab-
alwavs will see the word "Origin-j Hie days when William] Undei
al" next to the Little Red Devil.” : sa* the vis>™ ef giving
which is lire registered trademark out rb*s taste to all. The chopped
. .. , iham and dressing are then mixed
A generation ago when every- f j
t i with the greatest of care so that
derwood supplied the armies with
variotB canned meats, clearly deni-
products, .garb its share of spices During
ing houses and canned _ __
th- government authorities-^one this process constant and ijigic in-
onstrating the fact that it was end all—gave Underwood a clean cpectlcn is maintained, eupecw^ly,!
Possible to preserve perishable bill of health and one universal j jn the blending, mixing and filling,
c Aft- or* ‘‘AimlRfi Pvaa11ai*<- ** rf1%dh* 1 i i »t »w_ a t _i_ _ * •
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foods in. large quantities. After rating—“Quality Excellent
the War, he employed his energy inspections caused no change
fheir m order that the finished
will always be uniform in
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in developing an old family recipe. Underwood methods and materials.1 ency and flavor Cleanliness
product
consiet-
fangous among the neighbors, con- The Underwood products are i the watchword at the work
sistlng of a process called 'devil- made today exactly as they wen? on ^ big sunny
a method of mincing meats then. floors above the dust and
and adding a piquant dressing j The Underwood Hums are cured. the street. All the walls and
made of a great number of spices an(j smoked by a mild process! equipment are kept spotlessly
blended. . keeping the rich savory flavors white, making everything
Tke people soon stopped devil- which arc: often lost in ordinary end-span.
meats at home for it became1 curing. The hams are then cas- 1 . <in all these years nothing] in the
t that the canned product seroic-cooked. Every housewife food line has been evolvtd th-i
is car-
roofns six'
dirt of
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• 'tirpas> es‘Underwdod Defiled Hhmj
as a Sling for Sandwiches Tttei
-demand fof -sandwiches hax 'in-"
, creased, mspiy ^‘c-!d with the advent:
of the automobile. Picnics.'hunt-
ips. fishing, fishing trips, camping,
(all contribute to the use of. Deviled !
-Ham -Sandwiches. Hdusewivee; I
-soon learnt that Deviled Ham!
i could .be used to advantage in)
many, ways in making dainty and'-
. iieliqoius sa»d*iel4es# for . Whorij -
lunches bridge parlies. ■ teaa. j
!. spreads :*lid lifter'theatre refresh-
meats. ■ In tact they bsrve made
! haste ut carry its tempting taste J
tb numerous other aooc .things t’qj
eat outside the sandwich" filling, j
■such as .salads, omelets, croquettes (
stuffing for tomatoes and peppeijs/j
and many other cg^-hes.
SUNDAY, APRIL 24, 1932
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For Sunday
SUPPER
Spread bot toast with
Underwood's. Drop a
peached egg on top. ,
There’s ^our ham and
eggs —with a delicious
n.ew‘ flavor.
Lnderwood Deviled
Ham comes in bandy
tin- at popular prices.
u GreatA.
for Ham and Egg!
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1 PLAN CONQUEST OF
BIG INLAND TRACT ''
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i Congressmen to Hear About
Irrigation Prorjecf.
in the famous
Wasliiiijgtiin.-—Urtiiqne^t bv irriga-
tion of another great inland empire,
to add to America-* pm\ er and finxl -{
productivity, awaits the words of I
Holding the pistol with which he believes the fatal
prosecutor, j congress.
- ------lubits whidb ; ProposaJ* f,,r development of the
Kelley charges were used by Lieut. Thbmas Massie, Mrs. Gnu;* For- • ColiWibia river lkisin ■ which ifi-
tescue and two U. S, sailor^ in the kiUmg of Joseph Kanahnoai. eludes d-V than l.syo^xi of
Hawaiian youth in retribution for a brutal attack an Mrs. Thalia •} ........ „. .
Uassi«. imaetu L.eut. Mmtsie, whose sensational tvid^nke a* She gtaad . ';i‘ '} ,u " a>,‘*
thrilled the ‘.-cult.
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Learn What Electricity
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AT THE CUERO RECORD O
OOKING SCHOOL
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See The New
GENERAL ^ ELECTRIC
ALL'STEEL REFRIGGRATOH
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Four Days of
P rof itable
Instructions
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April 26, 27, 28, 29
Different Programs Each Day
You’ll be interested to
see this new appliance
TheMIXMASTER
It MIXES
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It WHIPS
It BEATS .
It EXTRACTS
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j ington wifi fie prvssfd hy the
j seiwitors :*«d congressmen of'Hie [
three nortliwostern stares. |
Preparatory sti^iVi for an sSSlkt;. J
0OO/K)#V project, destined to provide
40,000.u00.0ito .kilowatts of power
; annually and support a population
of» perhaps l.OOO.iklO are expected
to he taken oi^rhe basis of army
j engineers' reports.
| Sale of power for commercial use
an«l payments of farmers for irripi-
tion' water, are planned to repay
the projected expenditure by the
federal government. Seven huge
dants on the Columbia and Snake
‘ rivers are, proposed, along with a
barge canal to furnish transporta-
tion to the Pai-ifle coast. •
Interior department officials, who
have studied the proposal on the
basis of results ip the other irriga-
tion and recfiunation projects, esti-
mate' Hint a farm income of *79
000,060 tuight.be produced; that 24.-
000 farms of NO acres each would
support a rtlral population of 120,-
(xX), with a similar population in
new towns, and a possible o0©,009
population increase in Portland,
TaFoma. and Seattle. Present land
values in tl>e basin are from $2.o9
to $.">0 an acre, averaging jess than
Sl.\ '
Such a development would take'
more than $• years, otticiais here
believe. ■ t
The reclamation btyeau of the
Intecior department is now eonsid-
; erlng what to recommend to con-
' gress, .in the face of recommenda-
tions by Oregon. Washington, and
Idaho interests for a large scale
i immediate start. • *
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A,Latest Model
Fedelco Electric
WASHER
Will Be On Display at
The Cooking School
Be There
CENTRAL POWER
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LIGHT COMPANY
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Prison Warden Utilizes
Fhh to Tell Weather
Columbus. Ohio.—Warden P. R
Tluuuas. who often sits in hfs office
at tlie Ohio penitentiary and gazes
absently at the antics of gol Visit la
■ a huge 'boM(! in the prison ya xl. has
reached certain conclusions about
i goldfish and the west titer.
He calls his fish bowl, the gold-
fish went hed bureau.
Mlenths of observation has
j brought him to the conclusion that:
M'li.m Hie. fish are on top of the
poop and scattered it's going to b*
good weather , and splendid for
fishing.-
When the fish are on top, but
hunched together, there will lt« a
rainstorm.,. •
When tiie fish are below the top
and scattered, cold weather is com-
j Inin
] \\ Jien the, fish are below the sur-
face anil huddled together—throw
fuel in the furnace for a blizzard
is coming. '
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Have All Your Things
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DRY CLEANED
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—WE KNOW OUR
DRY CLEANING—
Every piece of work we do is guaranteed to
meet your approval. Call 462 one dav service.
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SUITS, Cleaned and pressed .. .. 75c
SUITS, Pressed..............35c
DRESSES, plain cleaned and Pr. 75c
Be sure to Hear Martha Jane Heath at
The Record Cooking School.
Newman's Tailor Shop
PHONE 462
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Delay Colorado Trains
M©iwro. Colo—Wild and half- (
wild , horses, driven from the h’illsi
hy the great snows, are delaying!
the trains of the Denver & Rio j
, Orande Western railroad. The,' a,ni-
| mals graze and run on the snow f
cleaned riglit-,.Lwflfy ! of the line. !
i_The railroad lias a-ked flie state \
f>Na permit to kill-the animals.
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WAKE UP YOUR
LIVER BILE—
WITHOUT CALOMEL
And Yon’U Jump Ouf of Bed in
tke Morning Barin’ to Go
M you fad aour and sunk and the world
looks punk,- don’t swallow a lot of salts,
mineral water, oil, laxative candy or chewing
gum and expect them to make you suddenly
sweet and buoyant and full of sunshine.
For they cai/t do it. They only move the
bowels and a mere movement doesn't get' at.
the cause. The reason for your down-and-out
feeling is your liver. It should pour*out two
pounds of liquid bile into your bowels dail>*.
If this bile is not flowing freely, your food
doean’ttdlgcst. !t just decays in the bowels.
Gas bloats up your stomach. You hove a '
thick, bad taste and your breath is foidl
skin offen breaks out in blemishes. Yohr bead l
aches and you fed dowr^ and out. Your whole
system is poisoned. »
Jt takes those good/ old CARTER'!! J*
LITTLE LI\ E!t PJL1.S to get these two
pound- of bile- flowing freely and make you
feei “up and up.” They contain wonderful,
harmless, gentle vegetable extracts, amazing
wben it cornea Jo making the bile flow freely.
But/lon task foyliver pills. Ask fort’arter’s
Ijt^je Liver i’iils. f.ook for the name Carter’s
Little Liver Fills on the red label. lUeent a
•ubetitum-X-'oc at all stores. © 1SJI C. M. Co.
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That’s Due to
Perfect Blending
Martha Jane Heath
Will Have an Important
Announcement to Make Concerning
SHAW’S
BEST BREAD
at the
CUERO RECORD
Cooking School
CITY AUDITORIUM
April 26, 27, 28, 29
We cordially invite the women of Cuero* *
and DeWitt County to attend
SHAW’S BAKERY
Phone 206
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Howerton, J. C. The Cuero Record (Cuero, Tex.), Vol. 38, No. 97, Ed. 1 Sunday, April 24, 1932, newspaper, April 24, 1932; Cuero, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth994661/m1/8/: accessed July 16, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Cuero Public Library.